Substacks recommended by J. Claypool

Recommended by J. Claypool

A (hopefully) new way to play RPGs in order to enjoy the way and not only the destination

GMaia is a supportive and collaborative champion on Substack: RPG player, GM, and author.

- J. Claypool

Artist, printmaker, author and role-playing game enthusiast.

This awesome artist and writer uses Wild West narratives to explore tabletop RPG design.

- J. Claypool

This probably isn't for you, but if it is you're going to want to subscribe right away. Science fiction, horror, and dirtbag literature.

I love Futuro's gritty, dark science fiction short stories (and he's one of the coolest (and strangest) writers around).

- J. Claypool

Games and books. Books and games.

I enjoy reading Robin's immersive solo-play reports.

- J. Claypool

I've moved! I am no longer writing on Substack. Instead, follow along at natewhittington.com.

Nate Whittington is an insightful TTRPG developer and designer. I always learn stuff from his posts!

- J. Claypool

Settings, house rules, adventures, and ideas for your TTRPG experience.

Castle Grief is one of the best Old-School-Revival TTRPG creators on Substack. Check him out!

- J. Claypool

Content for weird, metal, and old-school RPGs.

Odinson provides Interesting content and community building for tabletop RPGs.

- J. Claypool

Spark your creativity as a tabletop game designer or enthusiast, and think differently about how games work. ENNIE-nominated!

If you're a game designer, Skeleton Code Machine is a valuable resource! Just go ahead and subscribe already!

- J. Claypool

Fantasy stories every other week, occasional worldbuilding guides, always an adventure.

I promise you will enjoy Dunmore's well-written and engaging fantasy fiction short stories.

- J. Claypool